G
Guest
Guest
Archived from groups: alt.games.the-sims (More info?)
Granny Crabapple wrote:
> > > I never use more than one floor. Control-freak, me.
> This is a fib. Current crop of houses have two stories -
> no fundaments. 8)
What is a fib? Okay, this is. I mean, what does fib mean? Do I
mean...
> > > If you don't use fundaments, do you level the terrain
> > > before building?
> Oh yes. The whole plot, before I start. Landscaping comes
> later.
Hills. I like hills. And holes. Hills with holes. I told you
about the China-deep ponds, didn't I? I found that if you raise
the floor up from China again, you get mighty scary-looking pikes
in your pond. Paint them red for your Vlad the Impaler-needs.
> I like having height differences on my lots. I built an
> > > awful house on a hill, three separate pieces
> > > connected with stairs. It is not convenient in any
> > > known sense of the word, but it sure is mighty
> > > ridiculous!
> No-no-no! Such houses are artistic! Progressive. Er..
> Modern? Anything, but not ridiculous.
It's all of these and more. It's also inhabited by the most sexy
sim currently in town. He's started an affair with my female
self, Tae. She is to have a child with my male self, Mon, but
things are already getting complicated. Yum.
> My Cliff-fall House
> must be on about six or seven levels, top down to the
> swimming pool. Stairs everywhere. Those floating ones,
Floating ones?
> Never ran the house with toddlers/children yet.
Convenient. Toddles can't use stairs.
> > > How can you have a house without storeys but with
> > > stairs?
> The same way as you said, about the three pieces
> connected by stairs. 8)
Ah.
> > > Where do the stairs go to?
> Up... and down... Or down and up. What do you mean?
See the "Ah" above. All is clear now. I must write a book about
it.
> 8( Would you like pictures?
Yes!
> > > What is it you have agains fundaments?
> Up/down level from kitchen to garden makes me mad.
Once I figured out how to remove stairs and why they cost more
than in the picture, I had no problems with them.
> > > You can put wallpaper on them so they fit in with the
> > > rest of the house.
> WALLPAPER!!!! On the OUTSIDE??? Holy smoke!!! What's
> the paper made out of?
Pixels? What's the problem, it never rains in Simsville. I'm
happy though, that stone-looked spoiled my goth houses. Now, if
there was a way to get the inside of the walls, as seen by a
cut-out view, black instead of brown I'd be platinum.
> So a 'foundation cream' would be smeared all inside a
> building trench before the concrete gets poured in..
> right?
🙂
T.
Granny Crabapple wrote:
> > > I never use more than one floor. Control-freak, me.
> This is a fib. Current crop of houses have two stories -
> no fundaments. 8)
What is a fib? Okay, this is. I mean, what does fib mean? Do I
mean...
> > > If you don't use fundaments, do you level the terrain
> > > before building?
> Oh yes. The whole plot, before I start. Landscaping comes
> later.
Hills. I like hills. And holes. Hills with holes. I told you
about the China-deep ponds, didn't I? I found that if you raise
the floor up from China again, you get mighty scary-looking pikes
in your pond. Paint them red for your Vlad the Impaler-needs.
> I like having height differences on my lots. I built an
> > > awful house on a hill, three separate pieces
> > > connected with stairs. It is not convenient in any
> > > known sense of the word, but it sure is mighty
> > > ridiculous!
> No-no-no! Such houses are artistic! Progressive. Er..
> Modern? Anything, but not ridiculous.
It's all of these and more. It's also inhabited by the most sexy
sim currently in town. He's started an affair with my female
self, Tae. She is to have a child with my male self, Mon, but
things are already getting complicated. Yum.
> My Cliff-fall House
> must be on about six or seven levels, top down to the
> swimming pool. Stairs everywhere. Those floating ones,
Floating ones?
> Never ran the house with toddlers/children yet.
Convenient. Toddles can't use stairs.
> > > How can you have a house without storeys but with
> > > stairs?
> The same way as you said, about the three pieces
> connected by stairs. 8)
Ah.
> > > Where do the stairs go to?
> Up... and down... Or down and up. What do you mean?
See the "Ah" above. All is clear now. I must write a book about
it.
> 8( Would you like pictures?
Yes!
> > > What is it you have agains fundaments?
> Up/down level from kitchen to garden makes me mad.
Once I figured out how to remove stairs and why they cost more
than in the picture, I had no problems with them.
> > > You can put wallpaper on them so they fit in with the
> > > rest of the house.
> WALLPAPER!!!! On the OUTSIDE??? Holy smoke!!! What's
> the paper made out of?
Pixels? What's the problem, it never rains in Simsville. I'm
happy though, that stone-looked spoiled my goth houses. Now, if
there was a way to get the inside of the walls, as seen by a
cut-out view, black instead of brown I'd be platinum.
> So a 'foundation cream' would be smeared all inside a
> building trench before the concrete gets poured in..
> right?
🙂
T.